The iPhone 16 series and Apple Watch Series 10 are officially here, as well as Apple's latest mobile software release -- iOS 18. But if you didn't decide to upgrade your tech, you might be left wondering whether the iPhone you're still chugging along with supports the new software.

One is the next-gen update and the other, iOS 17.7, is for those who want to keep their iPhones safe but would rather wait to roll out the first version of a new release.

Apple appears to be internally testing iOS 18.0.1 for the iPhone, based on evidence of the software update in our website's analytics this

A separate update for iPad could finally bring iPadOS 18 to iPad Pro models that were bricked by the software earlier this month

Apple released iOS 18, including 33 security fixes and a bunch of new iPhone features. Here's what you need to know.

OS 18 was released to the public earlier this month following over three months of beta testing. If you have installed the update on your iPhone,

Now, to be fair, Apple never promised these hidden apps would be completely invisible. When you first hide an app, iOS warns you it “may still be visible in a few places, such as settings.” But still, you’d hope for a bit more secrecy than this.

Before iOS 18, your Phone app's Recent calls tab was a running list of all the calls made to and from your iPhone. So if you wanted to quickly find someone who called you, you had